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xX-An0nYm0uS-Xx 22/11/20(Sun)03:44 No. 146830

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Give me a real reason that liking something that is popular in the real world is bad

xX-An0nYm0uS-Xx 22/11/21(Mon)08:50 No. 146831

fanbase

xX-An0nYm0uS-Xx 22/11/28(Mon)23:16 No. 146834

>>146831
fpbp

xX-An0nYm0uS-Xx 23/12/03(Sun)17:40 No. 147014

>>146834
>>146831
Returning after over a year, yea you guys are right

So be persistent with your liking Devin Moses 23/12/07(Thu)05:13 No. 147016

I think it's a good thing if you like something, or have a passion. However, you need to ensure a balance between passion and other surrounding factors. Others will support your interests and passions if you know how to balance them.
Just like when I was a child I loved programming languages, and now I have successfully pursued it. My scratch games website has thousands of visits every day. So be persistent.

xX-An0nYm0uS-Xx 24/02/10(Sat)02:40 No. 147043

>>146830
I'm not sure if FNF is as popular nowadays as it was in a year or two, but it is weird seeing the Zoomer fanbase it got when the game was based around NG culture.
People already expected a culture shock with the Tumblr porn ban when various artists moved to NG, but it was Twitter that ended up with Tumblr's cancer (Which of course made it more common and ended up carried on by Zoomers).

xX-An0nYm0uS-Xx 24/02/20(Tue)23:36 No. 147048

>>147043
The people who perpetuated tumblr's cancer don't actually like art, they just enjoy bullying people.

xX-An0nYm0uS-Xx 24/03/29(Fri)04:06 No. 147061

If you let something's fanbase prevent you from enjoying it when you otherwise then get off the internet and then also kill yourself after

xX-An0nYm0uS-Xx 24/03/29(Fri)04:58 No. 147062

>>147061
aversive conditioning is a thing.
you're not immune to it.

xX-An0nYm0uS-Xx 24/04/13(Sat)19:20 No. 147064

>>147062
If you say so, retard

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